Redbook – 18 Symptoms You Should Never Ignore

Published on May 20, 2011 by

Reaching for an antacid after a rich meal is common, but if you or your husband need them at least once a week, see your doctor. Stomach acids that continually gurgle up can form scar tissue in your esophagus and increase your chances of esophageal cancer, says Susan Blum, M.D., of Rye Brook, NY. A doctor may prescribe a proton-pump inhibitor, such as Nexium or Prilosec, as a temporary fix, but it’s key to address any underlying causes like stress, diet, or weight.

The Journal News – South Shore Sunday Life – In & Out

Published on May 11, 2011 by

Sick of being tired? Tired of being sick? Looking to age well and stress less? Need post-cancer care – or simply have an interest in healthy cooking? All of this and more is addressed at the new Blum Center for Health.

Rye Patch – New Rye Brook Rx for Holistic Healing

Published on May 10, 2011 by

“Physician, cure yourself” is a well- known medical adage. And Dr. Susan Blum has–healed herself, that is. Blum successfully utilized a technique called Functional Medicine and lifestyle changes to successfully cure herself of a disease called Hashimotos Thyroiditis, an auto-immune thyroid condition.